BG Vocab., Book 5.26-27

Question 0

ventum est

Answer 0

“it was come”–they came

Question 1

diēbus circiter quīnque, quibus

Answer 1

“within about fifteen days, during which”

Question 2

repentīnus, -a, -um

Answer 2

sudden, unexpected, hasty

Question 3

tumultus, tumultūs (m.)

Answer 3

uproar, confusion, tumult, uprising, insurrection

Question 4

orior, orīrī, ortus sum

Answer 4

to arise, spring forth

Question 5

praestō

Answer 5

at hand, ready (praesto sum–to meet)

Question 6

concitō (1)

Answer 6

to stir up, rouse, incite

Question 7

lignātor, lignātōris (m.)

Answer 7

wood gatherer

Question 8

vāllum, vāllī (n.)

Answer 8

wall, entrenchment, earthworks

Question 9

conclāmō (1)

Answer 9

to shout out, yell

Question 10

Hispānīs equitibus ēmissīs

Answer 10

“after the Spanish cavalry were sent out?

Question 11

suōs (in context)

Answer 11

their men

Question 12

minuō, minuere, minuī, minūtum

Answer 12

to lessen, impair, diminish, settle

Question 13

mōs, mōris (m.)

Answer 13

manner, custom, practice

Question 14

colloquium, colloquiī (n.)

Answer 14

conference

Question 15

familiaris, -e–as noun

Answer 15

friend

Question 16

missū Caesaris

Answer 16

“sent by Caesar”

Question 17

apud quōs

Answer 17

“in the presence of these men”

Question 18

ad hunc modum

Answer 18

“in this way”

Question 19

ventitō (1)–frequentative verb

Answer 19

to come and go (frequently)

Question 20

stīpendium, -ī (n.)

Answer 20

tax, tribute

Question 21

prō Caesaris in sē beneficiīs

Answer 21

“in respect of the benefits bestowed by Caesar on himself (i.e., Ambiorix)

Question 22

obses, obsidis (m. or f.)

Answer 22

hostage, pledge, security

Question 23

catēna, -ae (f.)

Answer 23

chain

Question 24

coāctus, coāctūs (m.)

Answer 24

compulsion

Question 25

sua. . . imperia

Answer 25

"his commands"

Question 26

eiusmodī

Answer 26

of this kind

Question 27

minus. . . iūris

Answer 27

"less (of) authority" [partitive gentitive

Question 28

porrō

Answer 28

furthermore, farther on

Question 29

adeō

Answer 29

to such an extent, so much, so very; in fact

Question 30

probō (1)

Answer 30

approve, demonstrate

Question 31

imperītus, -a, -um

Answer 31

inexperienced, unskilled, ignorant

Question 32

quā (in context)

Answer 32

"any"

Question 33

praesertim

Answer 33

especially, particularly

Question 34

inīre cōnsilium

Answer 34

"to form a plan"

Question 35

quoniam

Answer 35

since, inasmuch as, because, whereas

Question 36

pietās, pietātis (f.)

Answer 36

loyalty, devotion

Question 37

"conductam"

Answer 37

"hired"

Question 38

hospitium, -ī (n.)

Answer 38

the reciprocal relationship that exists between a host and a guest, friendship, hospitality

Question 39

biduum, -ī (n.)

Answer 39

period of two days

Question 40

ipsōrum [Rōmānōrum] esse cōnsilium

Answer 40

"the most advisable plan is up to them" | "the most advisable plan is theirs to decide"

Question 41

priusquam

Answer 41

sooner than, before, until

Question 42

dēdūcō

Answer 42

to lead down, bring, conduct

Question 43

ēdūcō

Answer 43

to lead out, to lead forth; to draw (a sword)

Question 44

adsum, adesse, adfuī, --

Answer 44

to be near, to be present, to be at hand

Question 45

quīnquāgintā

Answer 45

50

Question 46

absum, abesse, āfuī, --

Answer 46

to be away, to be distant, to be lacking

Question 47

paulō

Answer 47

a little, somewhat, slightly

Question 48

amplius (adv.)

Answer 48

more, farther

Question 49

tūtus, -a, -um

Answer 49

safe, protected, secure

Question 50

polliceor, pollicērī, pollicitus sum

Answer 50

to promise, to offer

Question 51

iūs iūrandum (n.)

Answer 51

oath

Question 52

cōnfirmō (1)

Answer 52

to establish, to strengthen, to encourage, to console, to declare

Question 53

cōnsulō, -sulere, suluī, sultum

Answer 53

to take counsel, consult, consider

Question 54

cōnsulō + dative

Answer 54

to take counsel for, to consider the interests of, to take care for

Question 55

grātiās agere

Answer 55

to thank

Question 56

grātiam referre

Answer 56

to return a favor

Question 57

meritum, -ī (n.)

Answer 57

service, merit, favor, kindness, benefit

Question 58

levō (1)

Answer 58

to lighten, ease, relieve

Question 59

sentiō, sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsum

Answer 59

to perceive, to be aware of, to notice, to experience, to undergo, to realize, to know, to decide, to judge, to sanction, to adhere to